All posts tagged "open courts"
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227Bounty HuntersMike Garcia and Erick DeLaRogue’s Stop Foreclosure Lawsuit Starts With a Signed n’ Sealed TRO
The case is assigned to Judge Jeralynn Manor. Both the proposed and signed TRO are restricted from public view.
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532Colleen McClureTexas Lawyer Colleen McClure Doesn’t Care for Public Scrutiny and Judge Dawn Rogers Obliges
Compare with the Federal Court docket pertaining to the same case. There is no restricted docket. This restricted petition violates TX laws.
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855BDF HopkinsJudge Dedra Davis Unlawfully Restricts Access to Foreclosure Petition in Interpleader
Comparing with the other Interpleader cases in Harris County District Court archives, this is the only case with a restricted interpleader.
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538Federal JudgesNot in Texas, But in Delaware: “This is About as Frivolous a Motion to Seal as I Have Seen” Sayeth Judge
In Texas cases, Google is permitted to keep under seal info regarding no. of employees in different locations as well as roles...
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724Appellate CircuitShhh, Our ‘Tentative’ PACER Fees Settlement is Private and Confidential
Lawyers with the U.S. Justice Department and for the plaintiffs said the settlement still needs to be finalized and that's a secret.
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1.2KAppellate JudgesFederal Court Pilot Scheme for Discovery in Foreclosure Cases Confirms It’s A Division of Wall St.
The discovery protocols are biased in favor of the bank or non-bank and the gag order is in violation of the first...
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4.1KEditors ChoiceJudge Al Bennett Sentenced Corrupt Judge Rudy Delgado. He Should Heed His Own Words.
“A crooked judge is a crooked judge,” Bennett interrupted. “The public wants this to stop.”
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1.4KAppellate JudgesTexas AG Ken Paxton Can Be a Named Responsible Third Party in Lawsuit
Fifth Circuit Dallas directs the trial court to enter an order granting relators motion to designate Ken Paxton as a responsible third...
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1.4KAppellate JudgesTangled Incentives in AG Ken Paxton State Lawsuit Concerns Justice Craig Smith
Failure to follow rule 76a jeopardizes the concepts of open courts and public access, wastes valuable judicial resources, and lets parties hide...
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1.2KJudgesA Judge, A Criminologist Maybe. But this Texas Professor is Not Trained in Americans With Disabilities Act.
In particular, the Commission desires that Judge Del Carmen receive three hours of this additional education in the areas of judicial administration...
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2.8KAppellate JudgesFifth Circuit Judge Graves Authors 3-Panel Opinion with Mandate to Unseal Records, Reversing Lower Court
The district court reasoned that sealing was justified because of "the child's privacy interest in being protected from financial predators or others...
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2.1K1Editors ChoicePublic Citizen Obtains Order Unsealing former Trump Cabinet Member Mick Mulvaney’s Case Records
Proposed intervenor Adam Levitin, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center wrote a blog post about the sealing of the court papers...
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2.3K1Editors ChoiceTexas Governor Greg Abbott. One Man. One Agenda.
Texas Lawmakers passed a bill earlier this year requiring the agency to be more transparent, but Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed the measure,...
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2.4KEditors ChoiceThe Texas Judiciary is in a Terrible State and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Likes it That Way
Texas Lawmakers passed a bill earlier this year requiring the agency to be more transparent, but Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed the measure,...
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2.9K1AccelerationThe Government’s Overpaid and Unconstitutional CFPB Are Pulling The Strings with Judge Kenneth Marra in the High Profile Ocwen Case in West Palm Beach Florida But it’s a Huge Mistake
The courts have widely recognized that the correct procedure for a nonparty to challenge a protective order is through intervention for that...
